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TSA shifts from looking for scissors and knives to detecting explosives in checked baggage and cargo carried on passenger planes, and companies offering new approaches and technologies benefit
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ManTech to monitor flight schools for non-U.S. flight trainees
Four years after 9/11, TSA signs up ManTech to monitor non-U.S. applicants for flight training in the U.S.
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Mexican market for cockpit door surveillance estimated at $6.4 million
There are nearly 300 commercial aviation planes in Mexico, and the Mexican government requires that they install cockpit door monitoring systems, which is good business for eGlobal
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Reveal CT-80 receives coveted SAFETY Act certification
Reveal is one of the companies producing explosive detection systems for airports; it has already received many orders for its systems, and now has received a prized DHS certification, too
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Canada begins mandatory employee biometric ID information collection at airports
Toronto airport leads the way in requiring employees to carry biometric ID to work
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9/11 Commission: Administrations homeland security shortcomings
Administration receives failing grade, but lesson too costly to be repeated
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CyberKey receives multimillion dollar order from DHS
A nifty solution to storing emergency response information
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Gabriel moves into GPS-enabled cargo containers security
Company launches new product to make container shipping safer and traceable
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TSA 4 months late in formulating cargo security proposals
Four months after deadline there is still no federal regulation for keeping bombs off passenger planes, air cargo still at risk
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Suspected missile launch at an American Airline jet investigated at LAX
Authorities fear the age of shoulder-mounted missile attack on civilian aircraft has arrived in the United States
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DHS closer to settle on one of many Green Lane safe shipper proposals
Shippers are ready for program which will make the inspection process faster
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